Tactical/Target Rifle w/WOOD
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Walnut sanded to 800 with tung oil. A few more levels to go before top coating.
These are incredible. I’m actually working on one myself, I’ll post some pics when I get it done.
You might give Whidden Gunworks a call @AMG04 they used to make an aluminum V-block that could be installed in a stock, which is what I’m using. That might make your life a little easier for inletting for the actions.
You might give Whidden Gunworks a call @AMG04 they used to make an aluminum V-block that could be installed in a stock, which is what I’m using. That might make your life a little easier for inletting for the actions.
Damn, everything you've done is absolutely gorgeous!
Makes me wish I had a rifle worthy of one of your stocks. The only one is a Winchester model 75 from 1941, but that stock is still in almost pristine condition.
Very nice work!
Makes me wish I had a rifle worthy of one of your stocks. The only one is a Winchester model 75 from 1941, but that stock is still in almost pristine condition.
Very nice work!
I’m still waiting for my order confirmation
Really, this has been a neat project to watch. I appreciate the inspiration
Ill admit, I've always had a thing for blondes
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Guys this is the second stock I have had done and there are no words how this one looks and even feels. Its unreal the craftsmanship has goes into this. Not sure i even want to use this one for NRL Hunter competitions and mostly hunting. You better get on the waitlist!
One of my favorite parts about doing this... when the first coat of oil goes on.
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Playin' around with more Transtint colors, Bright Red in this case.
Dark Cherry - base coat of Bright Red, Med Brown and Black. Followed by a coat of Copper (1:1 Bright Red/Brown)
Id probably layer this with more Brown for a muted "classic" look, or hit it with straight Red as I sanded up through the grits to get more pop.
1st Coat: flat and boring
2nd Coat:
Dark Cherry - base coat of Bright Red, Med Brown and Black. Followed by a coat of Copper (1:1 Bright Red/Brown)
Id probably layer this with more Brown for a muted "classic" look, or hit it with straight Red as I sanded up through the grits to get more pop.
1st Coat: flat and boring
2nd Coat:
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